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Imageco continue to eco-innovate their high output facility

Revolutionising an ultra-high output print facility with 2021 eco-innovations.

Leeds-based printing company Imageco has transformed its Holbeck-based headquarters with a range of renewable energy solutions to reduce its carbon output by more than 30,000 tonnes per year, making it one of the most sustainable buildings in the city.

PressOn puts HP Latex R Series to work with bold projects

Leading digital large format print business PressOn recalls difficult trading situations this spring, but also a variety of bold projects printed on its HP Latex R Series over the past year.

PressOn says it has secured several innovative graphics jobs during the uncertain pandemic period - following some spectacular pre-COVID projects - using its HP Latex R Series printer.

HP and Papergraphics invite PSPs to do more with décor

Décor-focused webinar event will showcase opportunities for large-format print companies in decorative inkjet printing.

HP and Papergraphics have announced an upcoming webinar exploring the opportunities in decorative inkjet printing for commercial and residential interiors.

Coker Expo purchases HP Latex R2000 Plus from ADAPT

Hampshire-based Coker Expo will use the HP Latex R-Series printer to produce products for new large-format modular dynamic animated lightbox brand Huebox.

Coker Expo has invested in a new HP Latex R2000 Plus printer to support the launch of an innovative new business partnership.

ArtSystems and HP bring new wide format media to the UK

ArtSystems and HP bring innovative new wide format media to the UK.

Specialist HP 3D print and technical imaging distributor ArtSystems has been chosen by HP to bring their growing range of wide format media with ColorPRO Technology into the UK and Ireland.

HP’s new DesignJet Print At Your Service plan

Pay less to print more with HP's new DesignJet Print At Your Service plan.

Over recent years, industries across the globe have begun to adopt subscription business models. Netflix subscriptions have replaced DVD purchases, Spotify and similar music streaming services have rendered CD purchases all but redundant, and for many of us our mobile phones are now on a monthly contract with comprehensive service packages that even offer future hardware upgrades as a built-in option.

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